Berghotel Rehlegg, BW Premier Collection

My partner and I are torn between 3 or 4 stars. There was absolutely nothing wrong with Berghotel Rehlegg - it's clean/ comfortable and we enjoyed our two nights. However it wasn't quite as polished as we had anticipated given the price point, and what we had read through the hotel's marketing/ website. In terms of the wellness area there are three operational Sauna's (the steam sauna likely closed due to Corona) which were all nice. The main relaxing/ pool area is rather small with about 10 total pool chairs - at no stage did we manage to get any of these chairs; as they had been reserved with towels well before the Sauna opened for operation at 13:00. There are a couple of other small rooms to relax in, but one must head through the corridors/ up multiple sets of stairs and they lacked a view/ atmosphere/ easy access to the Sauna. Again not a problem per se, but the feeling was not that we were treating ourselves to something special as we had anticipated. The food was quite nice. One is however bombarded with marketing hype about the quality of the local ingredients/ expertise of the chef's. The result of which for us, again was mismatched expectations. My impression was of a slightly nicer buffet then one would normally expect in a standard hotel. The selection was nice, but not overly large and focused on food that could be produced in large quantities. Some Corona based rules about what you can serve yourself from the buffet vs what you need to allow the staff to serve you were a little difficult to understand. Berghotel Rehlegg has seemingly recently hired a large amount of the dining room staff, some of whom were still learning the hotel procedures as well as the German language. Totally fine and they were mostly very friendly - but it did lead to a number of small misscomunications at times. To conclude: everything always boils back to the price point. At roughly 300 a night, booked well above our usual buget as a really special getaway, we left feeling a little dissappointed. Had it been in the range of 150-200 a night - we probably would've left thinking it was great. less

Peaceful, gorgeous, restful, and healthy. The pool is perfection, people are civilized and respectful, it’s what an all-inclusive out to be like. Not a kids place. Good trailhead access for multiple attractions. less

the Rehlegg is quiet a different place to what we have seen so far - not only excellent cuisine with lots of new ideas based on regional products, but also many details in and around the house which makes the stay comfortable and cozy. you feel a family driven spririt and a high engagement of all staff - from reception to housekeeping to restaurant. the Rehlegg has quite a good CORONA-concept (2 shifts for breakfast and dinner, air filters in the dining rooms just to name a few) which let us feel safe during the entire stay. is there anything to improve? well, our bathroom was not big - but on the other and: how much time do you really spend in the bath room? the internet could be a little bit stronger - but sitting on the balcony watching the "watzmann" is much nicer anyway then reading your emails. bottom line: a great place to be! less

This hotel exceeded expectations! The rooms were inviting and clean and the unique decor style was fun! We appreciated the amenities (mountain bikes, hiking back packs) as well as the pools and spas and outdoor seating options. Food for breakfast and dinner was tastefully displayed; the options were numerous and varied from day to day. The different seating options, inside and outside, offered fun settings! The staff, expecially in the restaurant, were so friendly and helpful! less

Four nights at Hotel Rehlegg wasn't enough and we are already planning our return trip. Combined with its commanding mountain view, the facilities and service are top notch. We couldn't sample the spa offering due to the Corona measures, but everything else was wonderful. We particularly enjoyed breakfast on the terrace on the warm, sunny mornings. less